Bisbee
Cradled in the canyons of the Mule Mountains,
Bisbee grew from a tiny copper mining camp in 1880
to a solid and wealthy town in 1910.
The mines have
closed, but a late 19th century atmosphere has made
Bisbee a favorite of visitors from around the world.
Visitors can stroll through charming turn-of-the-century
architecture housing unique art and antique galleries,
one-of-a-kind specialty shops, and charming bed and breakfasts.
Bisbee’s mining heritage can be experienced at the Bisbee Mining
and Historical Museum, America’s only rural Smithsonian affiliate
and on the Queen Mine Tour, Arizona’s only underground mine tour.
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